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Remote Desktop Redirected Printer Reference Proposal Site Address Decison Date Decision Description 125 (Family Choice Off Licence) And Erection of two storey rear extension and alterations to roof to facilitate 127 enlargement of shop unit at ground floor (125 Gladstone Street) and creation of 4 19/00765/FUL Gladstone Street 01-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions no. flats at first and second floors utilising existing entrance to 127 Gladstone DARLINGTON Street DL3 6LB Pizza Station 7 St John's Place 19/00877/FUL Installation of glazed screen to existing shopfront 01-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DARLINGTON DL1 4AB 5 Mowden Walk Erection of first floor side extension and single storey rear extension (Amended 19/00393/FUL DARLINGTON 01-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions plans received 18.09.2019) DL3 9DJ Unit 3 Banks House 17/00517/CU Change of use from storage/workshop to dance studio Banks Road 01-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DARLINGTON DL1 1YB Amended details reserved by condition 14 (means of enclosure) attached to planning permission 18/00592/FUL dated 13 December 2018 Section 73 Application for variation of condition 3 (accordance with plans) of planning Site Of Former Alderman Leach Primary permission 10/00412/FUL dated 24 November 2010 (residential development School 19/01023/CON 04-Nov-19 Approved consisting of 80 dwelling houses and 15 apartments in two and three storey form Leach Grove together with associated garages, car parking, highways, site works, ponds and DARLINGTON landscaping) to permit the substitution of 15 No. apartments (affordable housing) for 7 No. bungalows (affordable housing) 102 Thornton Street Certificate of lawfulness for proposed development - Erection of single storey 19/00912/PLU DARLINGTON 05-Nov-19 Granted extension to rear elevation (amended description) DL3 6AB 31 Bobbin Crescent 19/00739/FUL Erection of a detached summer house DARLINGTON 05-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DL1 1NZ 85 Victoria Road 19/00878/CU Change of Use from shop (Use Class A1) to tattooing studio (Sui Generis) DARLINGTON 05-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DL1 5JQ Darlington Borough Council Town Hall Replacement of existing glazed canopy above main civic reception entrance to 19/00894/DC Feethams 05-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions Town Hall with self supporting aluminium canopy DARLINGTON DL1 5QT Demolition of existing detached garage and erection of a single storey rear 77 Alwyn Road 19/00811/FUL extension and two storey side extension with internal alterations (as amended by DARLINGTON 05-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions plans received 31/10/19) DL3 0AH 100 Salutation Road Prior approval for erection of a single storey rear extension, projecting 4.50m from 19/00940/HPD DARLINGTON 05-Nov-19 Planning Application Not Required the original dwelling house, 3.80m in height to ridge and 2.60m in height to eaves DL3 8JP 14 Greenwell Street 19/01035/PDTF Tree Preservation Order Enquiry DARLINGTON 05-Nov-19 Planning Permission Not Required DL1 5DL 37 Fife Road 19/01036/PDTF Tree Preservation Order Enquiry DARLINGTON 05-Nov-19 Planning Permission Required DL3 7TA 57 Emley Moor Road 19/01040/PDTF Tree Preservation Order Enquiry DARLINGTON 06-Nov-19 Planning Permission Not Required DL1 4QH 26 Whitwell Road 19/00801/FUL Single storey extension to the rear and side of the existing garage DARLINGTON 07-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DL1 4NT Laburnum House DENTON 19/00887/FUL Erection of lean-to timber structure for storage of logs and dustbins (retrospective) 07-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DARLINGTON DL2 3TY 104 Barnes Road Certificate of Lawfulness for proposed development - Conversion of flat roof to 19/00947/PLU DARLINGTON 08-Nov-19 Granted pitched roof over existing garage and conversion to habitable room DL3 9BL Demolition of existing garage/garden building and erection of 1 no. dwelling with 44 The Green attached triple garage (amended plans and elevations received 14 June 2019, HURWORTH 19/00155/FUL additional construction management plan received 19 June 2019, amended site 11-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DARLINGTON plan received 30 July 2019 and amended construction management plan received DL2 2AA 21 August 2019) McDonald's Display of 4 No. internally illuminated freestanding menu boards and 1 No. Morton Park Way 19/00974/ADV 11-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions internally illuminated digital booth screen DARLINGTON DL1 4PJ 7 Kirkfield Road Erection of single storey extension incorporating steps out into rear garden (as 19/00886/FUL DARLINGTON 12-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions amended by plans received 11.11.19) DL3 0AD 4 Edinburgh Drive Conversion of integral garage into habitable room and erection of first floor 19/00846/FUL DARLINGTON 12-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions extension over existing garage DL3 8AW 3 Rye Hill 19/00905/FUL Erection of a two storey side extension DARLINGTON 12-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DL3 0LE 72 Middleton Lane Notification to carry out works to trees in a designated Conservation Area - Felling MIDDLETON ST GEORGE 19/00952/TFC 12-Nov-19 No Objection of 1 No. Cypress Tree (T1) and Felling of 3 No. Birch Tree (G1) DARLINGTON DL2 1AD Abbeyfield Society Sir Charles Starmer House Works to various trees protected under Tree Preservation Order (no. 9) 1985 and 19/00864/TF Ashcroft Road 14-Nov-19 Granted Tree Preservaon Order (no. 3B) 1961 in accordance with arborists report. DARLINGTON DL3 8PD Works to tree protected under Group Tree Preservation Order (No.1) 1951 (G10) - 79 Barnes Road 19/00927/TF Crown clearance to remove epicormic growth from the stem, dead, dying and DARLINGTON 14-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions diseased branches and crown lift I No. Lime Tree to 2.4m DL3 9DA Works to trees protected under Group Tree Preservation Orders - Felling of 4 No. Nootka Cypress Trees (Tag No. 2110, 2112, 2114, 2115) protected by Order (No 2) 1 Squires Court 1968 Group 1 and Crown clearance to 3 No. Sycamore Trees (Tag No. 2098, 2099, 19/00909/TF DARLINGTON 14-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions 2103), removal of 2 No. weakest stems to 1 No. Sycamore Tree (Tree tag 2103) and DL3 9XZ felling of 4 No. Sycamore Trees (Tree Tag 2099, 2100, 2101, 2103) protected by Order (No 1)1952 Group 8 31 Cleveland Avenue Demolition of existing outbuilding and erection of single storey extension to create 19/00892/FUL DARLINGTON 14-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions storage area (As amended by plans received 12.11.19) DL3 7HF 171 Parkside 19/00676/FUL Construction of dropped kerb to allow vehicular access DARLINGTON 14-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DL1 5TB 332 North Road 19/01059/PDTF Tree Preservation Order Enquiry DARLINGTON 14-Nov-19 Planning Permission Not Required DL1 3BH 34 St Georges Gate Certificate of lawfulness for proposed development - part-convert integral garage MIDDLETON ST GEORGE 19/00960/PLU 15-Nov-19 Granted into habitable room DARLINGTON DL2 1FE 94 Nunnery Lane Certificate of Lawfulness for proposed development - Erection of a single storey 19/00966/PLU DARLINGTON 15-Nov-19 Granted rear extension including the insertion of 2 No roof lights (Amended Description) DL3 9PP Two Stacks Coatham Lane 19/01065/PDTF Tree Preservation Order Enquiry COATHAM MUNDEVILLE 15-Nov-19 Planning Permission Required DARLINGTON DL3 0XL Approval of details reserved by conditions 6 (off-site highway works ), 8 (disposal of foul and surface water), 9 (sustainable surface water drainage scheme) and 10 Field To The East Of Oak Tree Inn (management and maintenance plan of the approved surface water drainage Yarm Road scheme) attached to planning permission 19/00040/FUL dated 09 April 2019 for 19/00662/CON Oak Tree 18-Nov-19 Approved variation of condition 3 (Approved Plans) attached to planning permission MIDDLETON ST GEORGE 18/00591/FUL dated 4 January 2019 for residential development comprising 12 No. DARLINGTON dwellings (Revised scheme) - to permit the substitution of house types and amended layout (amended site layout plan received 1 March 2019) Approval of details reserved by Condition 18 (assesment report of trees for bat Land At Rear Of roosts) attached to outline planning permission 15/00976/OUT dated 1 July 2016 High Stell 19/00783/CON (Outline planning permission for residential development up to 200 dwellings 18-Nov-19 Approved MIDDLETON ST GEORGE including highway improvements, public open space, landscaping and associated DARLINGTON works) Non Material Amendment of planning permission 18/00989/FUL dated 26 March 2019 (proposed residential development consisting of 30 residential units) - to Mowden Hall permit changes to extended garage length of plot 1-2 shared double garage, garage 19/01058/NMA Staindrop Road 18-Nov-19 Approved ridge orientation changed from front eaves to front gable of plots 1-2, 7, 8, 9 11-12, DARLINGTON 13-14, garage door colour change from white to black and material spec/manufacturer change to block paving 32 Parkside 19/00948/FUL Erection of two storey rear extension DARLINGTON 18-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DL1 4JR Application under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for the variation of condition 2 (materials used in the external surfaces of the extension) Castle Farm and 3 (approved plans) attached to planning permission 18/00402/FUL dated 5 July Walworth Road 19/00720/FUL 2018 for the erection of a two storey side extension, single storey rear extension WALWORTH 18-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions and detached triple garage to permit change of proposed walling material for single DARLINGTON storey annex and triple garage from random rubble stone to marshalite rustic DL2 2LU walling stone Garthorne Farm Archdeacon Newton 19/00859/FUL Erection of building to house milking parlour 18-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DARLINGTON DL2 2YB Erection of two storey and single storey rear extension, addition of render with 17 Worton Drive 19/00910/FUL pebble dash finish to all external elevations and enlargement of existing parking DARLINGTON 18-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions area to front of property DL1 4JY 16 Belgrave Terrace HURWORTH PLACE 19/00802/FUL Erection of single storey rear extension to form utility and sunroom 18-Nov-19 Granted with Conditions DARLINGTON DL2 2DW 2 Town Farm Close Notification to carry out works to trees in a designated Conservation Area - crown BISHOPTON 19/00972/TFC reduction by approx.
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